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Demon is characterised by lion or doglike face, notably bulging eyes; a cartoon depiction of it resembles Labubu.

And the bigger the market gets, the more likely it is that competitors will arise in China, the Citigroup analysts warned. And Lin’s Labubu, for the record, is not decked out in real Chanel.

Through viral exports like Labubu, China is "undergoing a soft-power shift where its products and image are increasingly cool among young Westerners," said Allison Malmsten, an analyst at China ...